Buildings with low open violation rates near Gotham Professional Arts Academy in NYC

It’s a screening signal based on NYC open-records data that flags fewer currently open violations for a building. Use it to shortlist, not as a guarantee of present conditions.

It scopes results to buildings near Gotham Professional Arts Academy, so your search stays focused on your commute/area preference while also applying the low-open-violations requirement.

No. Open-violation data can lag real-world changes, and not every problem shows up the same way in records. You should ask the building directly about current status and recent fixes.

Openigloo uses NYC open records to generate the low-open-violations signal. Because records update on their own schedule, it may not reflect conditions that changed after the last update.

Ask for the current point of contact for maintenance, how they track and resolve reported issues, and what happens when inspections find problems. If relevant to you, ask for pest prevention practices and remediation timelines.

No. “Low open violations” means relatively fewer open items in the dataset, not that there are zero concerns. If you need a specific outcome, confirm with the building directly.

Treat open-violation data as one input and tenant experience as another. Look for patterns in Q&A around repairs, response time, and how management handles recurring issues.